This scene is a great example of what wolverine is. The impression he gave them is if He wanted to he could have taken both there heads off but instead he restrains himself and puts his claws away.
I think it also has to do with the fact that Rogue was there. She was just a young impressionable kid at this point and Wolverine's restraint shows that mutants aren't monsters. This scene shows that both characters don't want to hurt people despite their mutations that make them extremely dangerous.
No, in general, Wolverine tries to avoid fights because he knows he can kill them. For example in The Wolverine at the end of the fight scene, he could have easily killed Shingen, but he walks away, and only kills him after he impales James in the chest with the sword
The Wolverine is a psychopath who'd kill everyone who dared oppose it that stood in it's path. James is a noble honourable soul, with flaws and fears Logan is the marriage of the two into a whole personality that balances the primeval savagery of the Wolverine with the tortured nobility of James
Funny how Hugh Jackman is immortalized as Wolverine but in the beginning, he and his wife weren’t sure that he should take the role because he was more of a theatre actor
And now after 20 years he is the most iconic actor to comic character ever. Almost every other on screen comic character has had at least one or two recasts except RDJ is the only other actor to not have a recast
Yeah the music just builds tension instead of sounding heroic. It doesn't give you the wrong idea that Wolverine is a hero. It shows he's a killer but it doesn't mean he likes doing it
Absolutely. Never thought of that. Maybe Logan was more like how Jason Bourne became in *JASON BOURNE* He has these skills, doesnt care if he lives or dies, so might as well make money from it.
This was the moment. In 2000 no comic book movie really had legitimized the "Super Hero" Genre. You had Superman and Batman, but those were huge known quantities well before they were Hollywood films. Blade existed but was more known as a Vampire movie to mass audiences, who didn't understand the significance of that marvel logo. Then Wolverine popped his claws in a bar and sliced a shotgun in half. That was the moment when people saw how freaking cool these characters could be on the big screen. The audience I was in on opening night started CHEERING when they saw the glint off of those Adamantium Claws. It's because of how well this moment worked, and many other moments from this film, that the studios were no longer worried about taking chances on superheroes. Movies started getting greenlit. Here we are, 16 years later and I'm the happiest Nerd Alive.
My mom told me that everyone in the theather went "woow" "damm" "ho-ho!" when this scene showed. It is an impressive scene, and it's amazing how many characters I would have never thought of seeing in live action have come to life.
1:38 Attention to detail is amazing here. Do slo-mo. He not only cuts shotgun in half, he cuts a shotgun shell in half, and you see the shot from the shell pouring out. Wow.
It really shows the surgical detail logan weilds those claws with, and from a moral standpoint he is justified to defend himself from a knife, and gun. But he walks away... 😌
Probably one of the most important. Remember just how dead in the water superhero movies were before X-Men? Look at them now! I haven't seen Deadpool, but I've been hearing good things about it, so I'll be checking it out.
I gotta admit the effects for the adamantium claws were very impressive back then Now 20 years later they still hold up This was a very cool introduction for Hugh Jackman My dad loved Wolverine in all of these movies
kool dawg Actually, no. When Blade came out almost NO ONE knew that had anything to do with Marvel. (Aside from fans) most people just viewed that as a generic vampire film whereas X-men have pretty much always been popular, so it definitely started with X-men and then early 2000’s Spider-Man
Caleb Mayfield We aren’t really talking about DC here, I don’t think, but yeah they do, but in a way more campy way than more modern films I’d say. DC has pretty much only held the monopoly on their animated stuff. It’s way better overall than what Marvel is doing, but in terms of good live action films spanning over the past 50ish years, I would have to say that Marvel has had more impact in that area.
@@r.i.t95 no seriously blade actually was the start because if blade didn't do good there wouldn't be no iron and other movies because fox owns the x men and fantastic four even know there marvel just like spiderman the mcu had to ask sonny to use spider and have a contract
The moment he slashed the barman’s gun in half before walking out of the bar is total badass. This is why no one can portray a superhero character more cooler than the way Hugh Jackman played Wolverine
I just realized that this is the same jacket the old man from the farm gave him in wolverine origins. Good to see they actually added little details like that :)
I like that it's implied that if this were any other day, Logan would've brutally killed these two. But he didn't want to murder people in front of a kid.
@Bobby Papoutsis I mean Buckshot to the face no matter what metal you got bonded to your bones is gonna hurt, but with Adamantium, homie would have been just fine.
Tigerman1138 Imagine if the first part was exactly what Logan said to the bartender just before retracting his claws, then “I have honour”, just before leaving. It would have made this scene so much better, in my opinion!
1:17 to this day it’s insane how good this looks, while simultaneously showing the degree of control he has over each claw individually. Would have been really easy to just pop all 3 at once, but they instead show a close up of it looking kind of gross lol
Perfectly executed scene. Just….insanely well done. This scene alone puts all the new X-Men movies to shame. The shots, tone, acting, music, realism. 💥🔥😎11/10 so good. (Nostalgia factors in too lol)
Look this scene with more attention.. Such underrated cinematography here You can hear only the news but look at their eyes.. They tell everything u need to know with 0 dialogue
The moment that cement Hugh Jackman as James Howlett Logan "The Wolverine". I remember seeing this for the first time with my dad and how this scene made him jump in his seat. Since then he was an X-men fanatic.
Absolutely love how you see his skin tearing when the claws slowly come out. Can’t believe it’s been over 20 years but I remember watching this in theaters and making me a fanatic for comics and all the lore
I still remember that day when my father took me with him to watch this epic in theater I was hardly 5 years old at that time and now I’m 26 and it still feels fresh
They missed the part where the guy actually pumped the shotgun. Hearing that sound added to to the tension in this scene imo. And revealed how badass logan truly is
@@Tantalus010 You are correct; the audience knows this too. Guy 1 & 2 don't. Logan stares Guy 1 down as he attacks Guy 2 with a no-look backhand AFTER confirming there is a shotgun to his head. So badass, just...so badass.
In the MDb trivia for X-Men it says: Hugh Jackman took ice cold showers every morning of filming, in order to help get into character. This tradition started when jumping into the shower at 5 a.m., before realizing there was no hot water. Shocked awake, but not wanting to wake his sleeping wife, he gritted his teeth and bore it, before realizing that this mindset, wanting to scream and lash out at something, but having to hold it in, was the mentality that Wolverine is in constantly. He then made cold showers his Wolverine preparation routine for each movie featuring the character.
I came here to check hows the CGI compared to the Wolverine: origins movie done 9 years after this. And im still blown away how 9 years older is better in CGI than the newer one.
Even if I was born in 2003, this movie made my childhood... I can't imagine how people felt in theaters back in 2000 while wathcing this for the first time.
The comic live-action film that really brought comic heroes as an essential part of the movie industry in the 21st century. XMEN...... God, I love this movie. It's sooo special to me. I was still a kid when I first saw this in the theaters when it came out, and I remember I was way over the moon after the screening. Now, we have everything, and everyone almost. I can't wait to see the XMEN in the Marvel universe interacting with all the Marvel heroes we know today. It's just sooo exciting!
I went back to this film last night for the first time since its release. And I must say, its actually a damn good film. Sure some elements are nearly cliche and corny, but for a superhero film made prior to raimais spiderman trilogy (ever film that came after definitely used spiderman as a jumping off point) this is actually really well done. Comic book friendly as much as it can do, decent to great acting. The only problem I have is sabretooth 😂. At least the only thing good about xmen origins wolverine was how they did sabretooth
“Get out of my bar, freak.” Seriously? The dude was literally defending himself from getting stabbed, and the bartender has the audacity to point a gun at his head and call him a freak?
I was thinking that too. How is he holding a gun to his head when the other guy is about to stab him? Although he could easily heal but still doesn't make it right
His best movie is X-men. In the recent movies he's a very badass man, but here, he looks more like a beast, he even sounds and act like one, what he's supposed to be.
There was so much animistic rage, Logan was fighting to containing, stopping himself from letting that rage and instinct to take over and kill those men
Interesting hugh said during the filming of that movie that arm was a fake when the blades came out like that i could kinda see it because in between the knuckles the middle one the "skin" was already torn apart.
This movie changed our perceptions with it means to be special and have special powers. If it were one man, he'd be a God. If it were a race of people however, people would fear them because people couldn't trust everyone of them. They'd be afraid of what they can do and how they will use their powers. It also creates a level of superiority and inferiority. It's all fine and well that Superman fights bad guys, but what about all those who disagree with him?
This scene is a great example of what wolverine is. The impression he gave them is if He wanted to he could have taken both there heads off but instead he restrains himself and puts his claws away.
I think it also has to do with the fact that Rogue was there. She was just a young impressionable kid at this point and Wolverine's restraint shows that mutants aren't monsters. This scene shows that both characters don't want to hurt people despite their mutations that make them extremely dangerous.
No, in general, Wolverine tries to avoid fights because he knows he can kill them. For example in The Wolverine at the end of the fight scene, he could have easily killed Shingen, but he walks away, and only kills him after he impales James in the chest with the sword
He’s a good guy. Even though obviously he’s troubled
The Wolverine is a psychopath who'd kill everyone who dared oppose it that stood in it's path.
James is a noble honourable soul, with flaws and fears
Logan is the marriage of the two into a whole personality that balances the primeval savagery of the Wolverine with the tortured nobility of James
Wolf never restraint
Hard to believe this was 20 years ago. Still feels fresh.
Time certainly flies.
Back when movies were so good they became timeless
I feel old :D....and i have only 30 yrs
@@slayking2378 Back when political correctness isn't an emphasis in the films as it is now. I sure miss those days.
@@laisensei6984 facts
This was the moment that made us love Hugh Jackman as Wolverine.
Toshiro Hitsugaya Forever Wolverine
Even better than playing blackbeard in pan
Yes sir!
"us" speak for yourself.
LTGonline you don’t like this portrayal?
Funny how Hugh Jackman is immortalized as Wolverine but in the beginning, he and his wife weren’t sure that he should take the role because he was more of a theatre actor
Best decision he ever made, tbh
to be fair, hugh jackman outside his wolverine make up doesn't really look like the part. he's a really good actor
The best actors in the world are theatre actors.
And now after 20 years he is the most iconic actor to comic character ever. Almost every other on screen comic character has had at least one or two recasts except RDJ is the only other actor to not have a recast
Theater actors can do anything. They are actual 'actors' and not stars.
“You lost ur money. Keep this up you lose something else” lol!!! Such a great Wolverine quote.
That scene where you first see the claws still gives me chills. No music, no over-the-top direction, just Wolverine showing off.
Yeah the music just builds tension instead of sounding heroic. It doesn't give you the wrong idea that Wolverine is a hero. It shows he's a killer but it doesn't mean he likes doing it
The skin tearing to have his claws come out kinda was satisfying
That and the sound of the powder/pellets from the shot shells
Considering how tolerant Logan is towards the pain that comes with every time they come out.
It’s scary
There should be a little blood each time
it was definitely supposed to be unnerving/creepy/gross/scary but by today's standards it can be felt a different way 😂
Logan is smart. If you're made of metal and can't be killed the fighting game can give ya good money. Smart.
Absolutely. Never thought of that. Maybe Logan was more like how Jason Bourne became in *JASON BOURNE*
He has these skills, doesnt care if he lives or dies, so might as well make money from it.
@Si Dunue is that a Joker quote?
@@leonardobraynen1524 i agree
And you’ll heal from any beat down
His only weakness is magneto
This was the moment. In 2000 no comic book movie really had legitimized the "Super Hero" Genre. You had Superman and Batman, but those were huge known quantities well before they were Hollywood films. Blade existed but was more known as a Vampire movie to mass audiences, who didn't understand the significance of that marvel logo.
Then Wolverine popped his claws in a bar and sliced a shotgun in half.
That was the moment when people saw how freaking cool these characters could be on the big screen. The audience I was in on opening night started CHEERING when they saw the glint off of those Adamantium Claws.
It's because of how well this moment worked, and many other moments from this film, that the studios were no longer worried about taking chances on superheroes. Movies started getting greenlit. Here we are, 16 years later and I'm the happiest Nerd Alive.
My mom told me that everyone in the theather went "woow" "damm" "ho-ho!" when this scene showed. It is an impressive scene, and it's amazing how many characters I would have never thought of seeing in live action have come to life.
HelloTardis your comment is bigger than my future
HelloTardis Yea and here we are, 17 years later with Wolverine now finally dead...
Nerd #2 esp for xmen/wolverine.
Felt the same bub.
Xmen changed the game forever
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Where it all began...
Jon Castillo where it all logan 😃
Anthony !
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@@cade.s ;)
@Caleb Mayfield ;)
*coughs in X-Men Origins*
1:38 Attention to detail is amazing here. Do slo-mo. He not only cuts shotgun in half, he cuts a shotgun shell in half, and you see the shot from the shell pouring out. Wow.
It really shows the surgical detail logan weilds those claws with, and from a moral standpoint he is justified to defend himself from a knife, and gun. But he walks away... 😌
You know, what with Avengers Assembling and Dark Knights Rising, I'd forgotten just how good this movie was.
+HackneyShark To this day, this might be the greatest superhero movie.
Probably one of the most important. Remember just how dead in the water superhero movies were before X-Men? Look at them now! I haven't seen Deadpool, but I've been hearing good things about it, so I'll be checking it out.
Days of Future Past is the best X-Men yet
Ultimate Quicksilver Logan is better
HackneyShark but why rogue want to follow wolverine
I gotta admit the effects for the adamantium claws were very impressive back then
Now 20 years later they still hold up
This was a very cool introduction for Hugh Jackman
My dad loved Wolverine in all of these movies
Go back to commenting on spill videos dude. F off
To think this is the movie that started everything about modern superhero flicks, good times, great film.
Actually it was blade
kool dawg Actually, no. When Blade came out almost NO ONE knew that had anything to do with Marvel. (Aside from fans) most people just viewed that as a generic vampire film whereas X-men have pretty much always been popular, so it definitely started with X-men and then early 2000’s Spider-Man
Caleb Mayfield We aren’t really talking about DC here, I don’t think, but yeah they do, but in a way more campy way than more modern films I’d say. DC has pretty much only held the monopoly on their animated stuff. It’s way better overall than what Marvel is doing, but in terms of good live action films spanning over the past 50ish years, I would have to say that Marvel has had more impact in that area.
@@r.i.t95 no seriously blade actually was the start because if blade didn't do good there wouldn't be no iron and other movies because fox owns the x men and fantastic four even know there marvel just like spiderman the mcu had to ask sonny to use spider and have a contract
@@r.i.t95 look it up
Hugh Jackman gave Wolverine a Clint Eastwood type of vibe
for sure!
He was always like Clint.
He really didn't.
He sure did.
@@Arbaal not really.
1:53 I like how he pulled up his jacket and the dude flinched lol
The moment he slashed the barman’s gun in half before walking out of the bar is total badass. This is why no one can portray a superhero character more cooler than the way Hugh Jackman played Wolverine
1:15…Got… DAMN when he unsheathed the claws first time live-action… 🔥‼️
19 years later and still better than most movies out there
Especially more modern MCU films.
This scene still holds up well 20
Years later. Hugh Jackman is Wolverine forever
The still at 0:12 screams 1000% Wolverine! That's exactly how a real-life Wolvie would look
I just realized that this is the same jacket the old man from the farm gave him in wolverine origins. Good to see they actually added little details like that :)
Yea think its 10 or 15 yearz after orgens
Yeas and other connection from that like timeline os all brken.
Lol Yea 😂
Ohh wow yes. I really didn't thought about that 😮
I like that it's implied that if this were any other day, Logan would've brutally killed these two. But he didn't want to murder people in front of a kid.
*LOOK BUB, YOU LOST YOUR $$$;
YOU KEEP THIS UP, YOU LOSE SOMETHIN' ELSE!*
Total badass line man
Here on a nostalgic trip after Logan
Same!! Gosh, that movie was AMAZING!!!
Logan Paul?
@@iche9373 A movie focusing on just wolverine.
Here on a nostalgia trip after Deadpool And Wolverine
Rouge "I saved yer liaaaf"
Logan "No you didn't "
*Shuts door
Great follow up to this scene
Personified Logan perfectly
@Bobby Papoutsis I mean Buckshot to the face no matter what metal you got bonded to your bones is gonna hurt, but with Adamantium, homie would have been just fine.
"I saved yer liaaaf" lmao
Love the southern accent.
This is possibly the best Wolverine scene in any the movies. Captures the character perfectly. And man those claws look fantastic
01:50 I am a soldier, I am a man, a mutant, but NOT A FREAK! I have honor.
Tigerman1138 Imagine if the first part was exactly what Logan said to the bartender just before retracting his claws, then “I have honour”, just before leaving. It would have made this scene so much better, in my opinion!
@@charlielucas3386 It wouldn’t really fit his personality in my opinion.
@@CosmosCat How so?
@@charlielucas3386 He means Wolverine would prefer smoke a cigar, drink, or fight. He is a loner, likely doesn’t care a our what others think of him.
God it's it feels so weird knowing that I was seven when I watched this movie with my dad. Good movie. I should watch it again. It's been too long.
1:17 to this day it’s insane how good this looks, while simultaneously showing the degree of control he has over each claw individually. Would have been really easy to just pop all 3 at once, but they instead show a close up of it looking kind of gross lol
Perfectly executed scene. Just….insanely well done. This scene alone puts all the new X-Men movies to shame. The shots, tone, acting, music, realism. 💥🔥😎11/10 so good. (Nostalgia factors in too lol)
Look this scene with more attention.. Such underrated cinematography here
You can hear only the news but look at their eyes.. They tell everything u need to know with 0 dialogue
Rogue's face at the end is like, "I gotta go with him, because he's like me."
This scene had a tone to it I've never seen before or since. The atmosphere, the lighting, even the subtle noises and shuffling all add to it.
'f*ck this sh*t, I'm going with that MUTHAFUCKA'
+Captain America Deal with it.
***** hey, chill out dude, daamn :S
Respect from France. I watched it in 2000 i was 7 now i'm 28 and xmen 1 is still my favorite xmen movie. Especially this scene.
The moment that cement Hugh Jackman as James Howlett Logan "The Wolverine". I remember seeing this for the first time with my dad and how this scene made him jump in his seat. Since then he was an X-men fanatic.
Best superhero casting ever I MEAN IT Hugh is so perfect as Wolverine 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Absolutely love how you see his skin tearing when the claws slowly come out. Can’t believe it’s been over 20 years but I remember watching this in theaters and making me a fanatic for comics and all the lore
I still remember that day when my father took me with him to watch this epic in theater I was hardly 5 years old at that time and now I’m 26 and it still feels fresh
1:15 better than X-men origins (2009)
How did they screw that up in the first place
That movie is really good I love it all the hero movies are
suction hong yeah the claws look more realistic
Nikolai Orr Indeed
@@rgkong8783 That's because in this film the claws were actual props rather than CGI.
They missed the part where the guy actually pumped the shotgun. Hearing that sound added to to the tension in this scene imo. And revealed how badass logan truly is
Tension? Logan was in no danger here. That shotgun was no real threat to him and he knew it.
@@Tantalus010
You are correct; the audience knows this too.
Guy 1 & 2 don't.
Logan stares Guy 1 down as he attacks Guy 2 with a no-look backhand AFTER confirming there is a shotgun to his head.
So badass, just...so badass.
Yeah why did they take that sound of the shotgun being cocked out?
"Does it hurt when they come out?"
"...Every time."
Adamantium claws badass!! pure badass!!
In the MDb trivia for X-Men it says:
Hugh Jackman took ice cold showers every morning of filming, in order to help get into character. This tradition started when jumping into the shower at 5 a.m., before realizing there was no hot water. Shocked awake, but not wanting to wake his sleeping wife, he gritted his teeth and bore it, before realizing that this mindset, wanting to scream and lash out at something, but having to hold it in, was the mentality that Wolverine is in constantly. He then made cold showers his Wolverine preparation routine for each movie featuring the character.
The sheer impact this had on the resurgence of Superhero movies. It’s amazing.
Am I the only one who thinks the shot of Wolverine’s middle claw parting the skin as it extends, is TOTALLY amazing and badass? 🤘🏻😎🐺
I came here to check hows the CGI compared to the Wolverine: origins movie done 9 years after this. And im still blown away how 9 years older is better in CGI than the newer one.
Who else is here after hearing Hugh Jackman returning to play Wolverine one last time in Deadpool 3?
Sure as hell am. Hugh made him in the theaters near us all.
Rouge: “oh my god he’s a monster!”
Also rouge: “I better get inside his truck”
Those claws looked so real, unlike the cartoon claws in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Everyone is scared of Wolverine and yet he is NOT the deadliest mutant in the room.
The moment where a legend was born.
I love the Rogue said look out
Wolverine runs at anger level of 100% . Causal fans don’t realize it took a lot for him not cut the throats of everyone in that bar.
Even if I was born in 2003, this movie made my childhood...
I can't imagine how people felt in theaters back in 2000 while wathcing this for the first time.
My jaw dropped the first time I saw this awsome scene.
Don't forget logan can sing and dance too this is why I love Hugh Jackman great actor singer and really a friendly guy to his fans
Happy 15th Anniversary X-Men!!!!!
Three cheers for the 15 years of x-men!!!
is this Michelle Holmes from Philadelphia, Pa
is this Michelle Holmes from Philadelphia, Pa
Karen Izevbigie I don't know who she is
B R 17 now
20 now
Here we are 24 years later with Deadpool and Wolverine
Remember watching this thinking Hugh jackman wasn't big enough compared to cartoon wolverine but he did a good job on the mannerisms.
Avengers can never be X Men, Wolverine eats Stark for breakfast.
Does anyone ever notice that this whole time HE NEVER EVEN GOT A CHANCE TO TAKE A SIP OF HIS BEER!!!!!
23 years.
This movie will never get old.
The comic live-action film that really brought comic heroes as an essential part of the movie industry in the 21st century. XMEN...... God, I love this movie. It's sooo special to me. I was still a kid when I first saw this in the theaters when it came out, and I remember I was way over the moon after the screening. Now, we have everything, and everyone almost. I can't wait to see the XMEN in the Marvel universe interacting with all the Marvel heroes we know today. It's just sooo exciting!
X-Men, X2, First Class, The Wolverine, Days of Future Past, Deadpool1, Deadpool 2 and Logan were the best
I went back to this film last night for the first time since its release. And I must say, its actually a damn good film. Sure some elements are nearly cliche and corny, but for a superhero film made prior to raimais spiderman trilogy (ever film that came after definitely used spiderman as a jumping off point) this is actually really well done. Comic book friendly as much as it can do, decent to great acting. The only problem I have is sabretooth 😂. At least the only thing good about xmen origins wolverine was how they did sabretooth
“Get out of my bar, freak.” Seriously? The dude was literally defending himself from getting stabbed, and the bartender has the audacity to point a gun at his head and call him a freak?
The guy has claws coming out of his hands so its somewhat understandable ig
I was thinking that too. How is he holding a gun to his head when the other guy is about to stab him? Although he could easily heal but still doesn't make it right
Can you just imagine the Terminator walking in all this and asks Logan for his clothes 🤣
Ikr I can to lol
I can’t see other actors playing as Logan/Wolverine other than Hugh Jackman.
As a kid I didn’t realize that Rouge did not really save him at all . Stabbed okay I’ll heal , shotgun to the face ehhh been there done that .😂😂
X-Men 50 years later
Hugh jackman will forever be remembered as wolverine!
1:16 imagine the mental focus needed to extend those claws.
Also i wish they made his claws a little longer.
Here after Deadpool & Wolverine! Hugh's still got it.
Power is when we have every justification to kill, and we don't.
I would not have believed you at this point in time that we were gonna see Wolverine and Deadpool in the comic accurate suits.
Most kids grew up on Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man, while I grew up on this movie.
eres unico
1:30 Hoooly cow! That's George Buza! He voiced Beast in the 90s X-Men cartoon!
MacTheActor Really??
Yeah! I've met him before, so I recognized him instantly.
MacTheActor wow
You mean the drunk bum on the bench?
Also, wasnt he in Sinbad the series in the early 90's? It woulda aired along with Hercules & Zena
1:16 This one single one second shot is just brilliant. They sure did know how to impress viewer back in late 90s
I spend night and day watching Xmen 2000 back then
His best movie is X-men. In the recent movies he's a very badass man, but here, he looks more like a beast, he even sounds and act like one, what he's supposed to be.
I think the adamanyium bonding scene from origins beats any other for raw animal
I agree,he looked closest to comic there+Origins
There was so much animistic rage, Logan was fighting to containing, stopping himself from letting that rage and instinct to take over and kill those men
Wolverine rule # 1: Don't ever piss logan.,
Interesting hugh said during the filming of that movie that arm was a fake when the blades came out like that i could kinda see it because in between the knuckles the middle one the "skin" was already torn apart.
When you piss Wolverine off, The Claws come out.
Imagine a team-up with Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and Tobey Maguire as Spider-Man...mind blown 😧😮
Our boy Toby gonna put some dirt in Wolverine's eye.
@Muhammad Sahad Mr Sahad that is fine beard you have
Notice how he doesn't hurt a single person here. He just disarms them and threatens them without using a word.
I wanna time travel and be four years old and see my favorite X-men movie on the screen again just like when I was younger
Who came here after watching Logan?
Valentin Antonov Pankov me lol
Me lol. I thought he's dead. His Alive again. Is this is the past? Of the beginning of Logan a.k.a Wolverine?
Valentin Antonov Pankov please don’t remind me of that terrible series ending tragedy!
Kainat Ameer, Have you never watched any of the movies?
Valentin Antonov Pankov Im watching Logan as i type! (:-)
It was very refreshing that they emulate this relationship between Logan and Rogue through the Xmen Evolution series.
I like how the Wolverine video game trailer nearly recreates this scene. I'm so excited for the game
Can not wait to see Hugh back as logan/Wolverine in deadpool 3.
Here after Deadpool & Wolverine! Hugh's still got it. 😃
Is this man a man who fights with metal claws in bar brawl ?
Best claws, that's for damn sure
i almost cried when i saw the claws for the first time 😝
1:30 every bar has some man like that)
Man fights with metal claws in bar brawl
This movie changed our perceptions with it means to be special and have special powers. If it were one man, he'd be a God. If it were a race of people however, people would fear them because people couldn't trust everyone of them. They'd be afraid of what they can do and how they will use their powers. It also creates a level of superiority and inferiority. It's all fine and well that Superman fights bad guys, but what about all those who disagree with him?
Mmh. Well-said